AMICA

The Story of Amica: A Legacy of Innovation in Every Home

Amica began with a simple idea: to make everyday life easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable. Founded in 1945 in Wronki, Poland, Amica quickly grew from a local manufacturer into a trusted name in household appliances, known for combining European craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology.

From the very beginning, Amica set out to be more than just an appliance brand. It became a symbol of reliability, innovation, and design. Starting with gas and coal cookers in the post-war era, the company steadily expanded its range—adding ovens, refrigerators, washing machines, and more—always with a sharp focus on quality and user comfort.

By the turn of the 21st century, Amica had become one of the leading appliance manufacturers in Central and Eastern Europe. Its name became synonymous with sleek, intelligent solutions that adapted to the rhythm of modern life. Through continuous investment in research and development, Amica products began to feature smart technology, energy efficiency, and elegant design—features that helped the brand earn the trust of millions of households across Europe and beyond.

In 2015, Amica made a bold move by acquiring the German company Gram and later Hansa, strengthening its position in the premium and mid-market segments and expanding its footprint across global markets.

Today, Amica operates in over 60 countries, supported by a strong heritage and a clear vision for the future: to create home appliances that anticipate the needs of modern families—products that are intuitive, stylish, and built to last.

Amica isn’t just in homes—it’s part of them.

Whether it’s the gentle hum of a dishwasher, the warmth of an oven, or the precision of an induction hob, Amica continues to be a quiet partner in the background of daily life, helping people live better every day.

AMICA, Limassol Cyprus